Weeks in the charts: In 1968, “U.S. Male” stayed on the Canadian billboards for thirteen weeks. The single “If I Can Dream” entered the charts in 1968 and stayed for thirteen weeks peaking at number 6 in 1969. The single “In the Ghetto” stayed in the charts for twelve weeks and six weeks in the top 10. The song “Suspicious Minds” stayed in the charts for thirteen weeks. It spent eight weeks in the top 10 with two weeks at number 1. “Don’t Cry Daddy” entered the charts in 1969 and peaked at 4 in 1970. The single “The Wonder of you” stayed in the charts for thirteen weeks. The song “You Don’t Have to Say You Love Me” entered the charts in 1970 and stayed for twelve weeks until 1971.